Postcard from Cambridge – Wprost

However, Cambridge is in the shadow of Oxford. Even if his “eight” blasphemy outperformed in the prestigious annual academic competition of the people of Oxford. This is evidenced by the fact that at the moment 200,000 British Tory members will elect the Conservative Party leader by September 5, who will also be Her Majesty’s Prime Minister – the fact that both candidates, namely Foreign Secretary Liz Truss and ex-minister. Finance Minister Rishi Sunak is an Oxford graduate, not Cambridge…

Cambridge is not only one of the most famous universities in the world, but also poor areas with small booths, where it is impossible to park your car because the locals do not have one. These islands are much less prosperous than one would expect from a country that until recently was No. 2 or 3 in the European Union.

On Sundays, free time, so I walk the length and breadth of the city. In such a poor neighborhood, I came across a secluded Islamic college. Muslims in this country work from scratch. They can be proud to have the Mayor of London, ministers, members of the House of Commons and, until recently, members of the European Parliament. It means more and more influence on the domestic and foreign policies of Great Britain. It is none of my business, it is none of our business: with every government in London we must cooperate well in NATO and also intensify economic relations. After all, our compatriots make up the largest national minority here – more than 1.5 million people. It is interesting that the United Kingdom is one of the three countries in Europe where Poles constitute the largest national minority. Apart from that, also Ireland and… Iceland.

We can only be more than happy that the UK, as the only one of the largest European countries, has a positive trade balance, that is, we export more than we import.

Cambridge – Britain’s “Sever Scale” is no longer part of the European Union. But because of this, I don’t hear any sighs here…